Where There Are No Children, There Are No Grown-Ups
By Joseph Pearce on Sep 26, 2018 10:00 pm
By Joseph Pearce on Sep 26, 2018 10:00 pm
Well-intended neglect
Naomi Schaefer Riley | City Journal
Even if babies born exposed to drugs in utero do not have physical birth defects, they are still being sent home with parents who may not be capable of caring for them. These children are not getting the kind of nurturing essential to proper social and intellectual development. Even worse, their parents may not be paying attention to their safety and well-being. In our quest to make up for past mistakes, we can’t ignore these facts.
Naomi Schaefer Riley | City Journal
Even if babies born exposed to drugs in utero do not have physical birth defects, they are still being sent home with parents who may not be capable of caring for them. These children are not getting the kind of nurturing essential to proper social and intellectual development. Even worse, their parents may not be paying attention to their safety and well-being. In our quest to make up for past mistakes, we can’t ignore these facts.
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